• Proposition - Yes/No
   
• Proposition - Yes/No/Abstain
   
• Proposition - Yes/No/ with Concensus Rules
   
• First Past the Post
   
• First Past the Post with Concensus Rules
   
• Single Non Transferrable Vote
   
• Approval (range) Voting
   
• Range Voting
   
• Runoff Electoral Process
   
• Preferential Voting ( IRV, STV, Hare-Clark)
   
• Preferential Voting with Concensus Rules
   
• Block (Cumulative) Voting
   
• Equal Cumulative Voting
   
• Weighted Cumulative Voting
   
• Ratings: Average / Median / Cumulative
   
• Borda Count
   
• Mixed Member Proportional / Additional Member System
   
• Condorcet (Minimax / Schulze / Ranked Pairs)
   
• Parallel Voting
   

Description:  A form of Ratings Voting.

If a voter marks 1 option, the entire value of the vote goes to that option. Where the voter marks 2 options, half the value of their vote would go to each.

Cumulative Voting Has two variants, "equal" and "weighted".

Equal is where if a voter marks 1 option, the entire value of the vote goes to that option. Where the voter marks 2 options, half the value of their vote would go to each. Where the number of marks a voter can make is the same as the number of options to be chosen, this is called "block" voting

Weighted variant is where each voter may have a different number of votes (eg: representing stocks in a company). The voter explicitly assigns weightings against each option.

Commentary:  In cumulative voting a voter can assign different values against each candidate.

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